Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-13
IN THE FIELD OF SPORT.
Another Good Days Racing at the Louis
vile Spring Meeting.
CONTESTS ON THE DIAMOND.
The Omaha Club Stiii Maintains Its
Record of Defeat at Hastings-Na-
tional League and Associ.
alton Games.
The Louisville SpriuQ Meeting.

some good racing, The time was excellent
and the fields large. Six thousand people
were present.
First race. five furlongs, Louisville ladies'
stake. for two-year old ilies: The starters
were Connie B (Blaylock), Amelia p
urner), Los Angeles (WesD, Winona
(CaldwelD, Emporia (hogan), Miss Ruth
U. jones', Outstet arnold, Kitty Gun
(Withers), Leontine Usaac Lewis, Fred
erica (Buchanan) The Crow (Thayer),
Zuhlan, Ocean (StovaD, Lilly Virgil (Fin-
negan). Each carried l12 pounds. The
Crow ran off three miles this morning and
was scratched in the race After several
false starts they got Off with good start,
Kittie Gun in the lead, Los Angeles next.
At head of the scratch Winona was first, Los
raced this way to the wire. Los Angeles
won by length. WinOna two lengths IN
front Of Ocean. Time--l:52.
Second race, one and three-eighths mile:
StarersAth9ne ,n1 lq Ar,stocFSt qo
AristOcrat and Athlone were oil first. Pass
ing the grand stand Athlone and AristOcrat
Tapped and came thus all the way around to
the three-quarter pole when JauDert was
easily by two lengths Aristocrat second,
head in front OF Athlone. Time-2:29.
Third race, dixana handicap for three
and upwards one sId HnsqqSVTtter
cent, 1o5 Comedle kellyl 80 Grey Gload iSn
Wahoo Caldwel lo7, Lucky yTi,In B. MURPHY n1
crowd all the way to the head of the stretch.
where Jacobin came forward and held the
position. O'Fallon second, Lucky b. third,
and Waaoo fourth. Time-2:O9X.
Fourth race. three-lgarters mile dash.
starters were Estrela Modesty, Euphony,
Marcy Mack, Cassie, Colonel Owens, Red
stone, Allegheny, Blazeban. Glenban, Tom
Berlin, Dark Hall, Miss Cleveland. Little
Berlin second, the rest in a bunch. At the
three quarters Little Minch came to the front
and stayed there, but the judges decided
Modesty first, with BlaylOck up, and Colonel
1:l44.
Fifth race, one and one-eighth mile: The
starters were Uncle Dan, Volante Major
Walker, Jennie Mcfarland, Wary, Levantene
part of the time, but volante was the winner
after close race, with Wary second, Foster
third. Time-1:56]e.
Racing in Maryland.
BALTIMORE, May 12.-The weather was
bright and the track in fair condition. The
following Is the summary:
Three-quarters mile: Britannia won, Jel
ME B second Patriocles third. Time-1 :16H.
One and a quarter miles, for three-year-
old tillies: Lizzie Baker won, Maggie Mitch
ell second Queen Elizabeth third. Time
Mile: Buffalo won, Vassal Gelding sec
Ond, Maggie third. Time-l Az.
One and an eighth miles, all ages: Telie
Doe Doe won; Adonis second Enigma third.
One and sixteenth miles: Pat Sheedy
won. frankie second, Glender third
Time-l:5ln.
Another Story OF Defeat.
HASTINGS, Neb., May 1o.-lSpecial Tele-
gram to the BEE. notwithstanding the
muddrconditiOn of the grounds fine game
was played between the Omaha and Hast
ings teams, resulting in a victory for the lat
ter by score Of II to 4. Hastings Outplayed
the visitors at every point. The fielding on
both sides was excellent. HOuseman was
batted freely, the home team hitting him for
four home runs. The following was the
score BY innings:
Omaha. o 90 0 s. 4
The game was called in the eighth inning
on account Of rain.
Runs earned-Hastings 3.
TwO-base hits-Ebright, Walsh, Rourke.
Home runs-keinsele, Reising, Ebright,
Wehrle and Walsh.
Umpires-Hurley and Harter.
Time-1.45.
National League Games.
PrrTsRURG, May 12.-The result OF the
contest between the Pittspurg, and Indian
apolis teams to-day was az follows:
indanapeoiis.....o iisSse, ii;'''';5 Q Q o Q 60
Pitchers-Galvin aud Boyle. Base hits
Pittsburg Is, indianapolis L.. Errors-Pitts-
burg q indianapolis 4; Umpire-Quest.
cago and Indianapolis to-day resulted as fol-
lows:
Chicago. {'s,sa;; ......,..S g s9aGddda s-ls g 9
hits-Chicago IS, Detroit II. Errors-Chicago
4, Detroit 3. Umpire-Hengle.
BosToN, May 1.-THE game between the
Boston and Philadelphia teams to-day re-
SHs'S% Washington ;: I'D ID 9 sssSS ~ ~
Pitchers-Radbourne and Shaw. Base hits
.B9ston 81, washington 10. Errors-Boston
PHn.AApELPWHIA, May is,.Ths game be-.
resulted as follows:
Ssw Ss,,,ds'%S York "a 9 Q O. /
Pitchers--Keefe and Casey. Base hits
New York 0, Philadelphia 4. Errors-New
York 2, Philadelphia s. Umpire-Wilson.
The American Association.
CINCINNATI, May 12.-The game to-day
between Cincinnati and Metropolitan re-
suited as follows:
GLncinnHti Ms,,nmn1i,,n q d9S9 "a "a
Eight innings. Pitchers-Serad and Mays.
Base hits-Cincinnati u, Metropolitan 25.
Errors-Cincinnat Z, Metropolitan 2. Um-
pire-Va'entipe.
LOUISVILLE. May 1o.-Ths game between
Louisville and Athletic to-day resulted as
follows:
louisville. oolo %
Athletic.....:..:.. o 1-2
Pitchers-Hecker ard Seward. Base hits
Louisville IL, Ath!atic Z. ErrOrs-Louis-
vile 8, Athletic .. Umpire-Cuthbert.
ST. LOUIS, Nav 12.-The game between
St. Louis and Baltimore to-day resulted as
follows:
St Louis. .....O l 0 / Q sol 4-aa
Baltimore. o 0 0 0 10 3 o 0 O-14
Pitchers-Caruthers and KnOuff and Pur-
cell, Base hits-St. Louis 30, Baltimore 10
Err0rs-St. Louis 5, Baltimore s. Umpire
McQuade.
CLEVELAND, May l2-The result of the
game PLAYED by the home team and the
Brooklvns to-day is as follows:
GSiIeysel,Hnd''......55 Q 5 Q 3 II:
Pltchers-Crowell and Porter. Base hits
Cleveland IA, Brooklyn 2s. Errors-Cleve
land 5. Brooklyn ID. Umpire-Knight
Yelling for Chicago's Victory.
When the figures of the Detroit Chicago
ball game were posted at the Turf Exchange
last evening about twenty men, who had